412 W Choctaw St, Tahlequah, OK 74464

Wood floors and high ceilings in this historic Indian Territory Era 2-bedroom or 3-bedroom home, with a double carport, wide Southern-exposure front porch and updated plumbing and electrical. It is within walking distance to downtown Tahlequah and features a large lawn. You'll appreciate the wide wooden trim (which was freighted in back in railroad days) and stained glass. Comes with a good stove, serviceable refrigerator, dishwasher, and hookups for washer/dryer. Gas fireplace, ceiling fans, and a dining room. According to a local historian, this was the home of author Wilson Rawls' grandparents. Wilson Rawls wrote, "Where the Red Fern Grows." Tahlequah hosts an annual Red Fern Festival in honor of the lifestyle of that time. This is an antique historic home, predating statehood. It was platted in Cherokee Nation Indian Territory days. It features high ceilings, stained glass windows, and a covered double carport. Pets permitted on nonrefundable deposit provided the large lawn is safe for the type of pet. It can be rented by the month, mid-term (6 months). Short Term Rental: It is available furnished for $1500 short term by the month featuring appliances, as a one or two bedroom with blackout curtains, bed(s) etc. and has a bonus dressing room that can be outfitted with clothing and storage racks, and basic kitchen necessities. Unfurnished: It can be rented unfurnished with a six-month lease for $1250 per month/$1250 deposit or for one year at $1000 per month and $1000 deposit. Deposit equals one months' rent. Upgrades pending: Back carport sidewalk and front porch/steps rebuild. This work will be conducted only with renter's permission and coordinated to your work schedule so you are not inconvenienced.